Pestfix Pest Management

  Ticks are not just nuisance, they are dangerous tiny organisms that may lead to serious health issue for humans as well as pets. Whether you live in the suburbs or on the edge of the bush, tick control should be a priority for every Australian homeowner. In this guide, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know to keep ticks at bay, protect your family and pets, and determine when it’s time to call a pest control specialist. Introduction — Proactive Pest Control Methods to Control Pests Ticks thrive in warm, humid climates and are especially common in coastal and bushland areas of Australia. In the summer season, ticks multiply at rapid speed. This makes proactive pest control methods to be implemented at your property. In this article we will explain types of pests you may see near you, the best way to recognise their infestation, and steps to be taken to control them. Types of Ticks Found and Their Dangers Australia is home to several species of ticks, but the most conc...

  Most people don’t think much about pests beyond how annoying they are. You see one, deal with it, and forget about it. That’s usually it. But there’s another side to it that doesn’t get talked about enough — the health side. Some of these everyday pests can carry diseases, and the tricky part is, you don’t always realise it straight away. This isn’t about overthinking things. It’s just about being aware. If something feels off later, at least you have an idea of what it might be. So here are a few of the more common ones, explained in a simple way. 1. Salmonella You’ve probably heard of this before. It’s often linked to food, but pests like cockroaches and rodents can spread it without you even noticing. Most people describe it like a sudden stomach issue. It hits fairly quickly — diarrhea, fever, that uneasy nauseous feeling. In some cases, people end up vomiting as well. 2. Leptospirosis Not as commonly talked about, but it’s usually connected to areas where rodents have been, ...